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Articles from June 10, 2021

• Rocklin Considers Mandating Pet Owners Pick Up Waste
• With California Eviction Moratorium About to Expire, Tenants Ask for Relief
• 7-Month-Old Boy In Stroller Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In Long Beach
• As LA Reopens On June 15, Shedding Most COVID-19 Safety Protocols, Unanswered Questions Remain
• 'Unruly' Passenger Diverts LAX To NYC Plane To Detroit
• Mitchell Has 37, Jazz Beat Clippers 117-111 For 2-0 Lead
• Straight Creek Fire Burns 10-15 Acres South Of I-70 Near Dillon
• Former La Habra Police Chief Alan Hostetter, 5 Other SoCal Men Indicted On Conspiracy Charges Related To Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
• Man Shot To Death In Bellflower
• Royals Beat A's to Snap 5-Game Losing Streak
• Invasive Yellow Fever Mosquito Found in Stockton for 3rd Straight Year
• Friday's Show Info (6/11/21)
• Shuttered Elementary School at Center of San Jose Property Battle
• Indecent Exposure Charges Dismissed Against Man In La Habra Case
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Friday
• Donaldson, Cruz Homers Off Chapman Lift Twins Over Yanks 7-5
• After Gunfire, Car Crashes Into Tree In North Minneapolis, Killing Passenger
• Trainer Chris Korfist Brings In Speed Science As He Teaches Bears' David Montgomery To Run Faster
• Evacuations Ordered For 31 Acre Platte River Fire In Jefferson County
• Fundraising Effort Underway For 18-Year-Old Kendra Durnan, Who Was Hit And Killed On I-25 After Crash Involving Elk
• Boil Water Advisory Issued Following Water Pump Failure In Castle Pines
• Red Sox Fan 'A Little Embarrassed' After Taking Foul Ball Off Forehead At Fenway Park
• 8-Year-Old Girl Attacked By Pit Bull In Her Own Yard In Lowell
• Keuchel, Grandal Lead White Sox Past Blue Jays
• Surveillance Video Shows RV Crash Into Westwood Motel; Driver Faces OUI Charges
• In A Sign Of The Times, Suburban Mask And PPE Stores Closing As State Enters Full Reopening
• Residents Displaced By Queens Apartment Fire In April On The Verge Of Being Kicked Out Of City-Funded Hotels
• Red Sox Beat Astros 12-8, Avoid Sweep As Martinez Homers
• 2 Shot Outside UPMC Children's Hospital
• Rideshare Drivers Dramatize An On-The-Job Death In Call For Better Safety Measures Amid Carjacking Crisis
• Cleveland Elementary Shooting Survivors React To The Overturning Of California's Assault Weapons Ban
• Woman Arrested For Selling Counterfeit Botox, Juvederm
• North Miami Beach PD: Officer Forced To Fire At Driver Who Ran Him Over
• Isabella Guzman, Who Stabbed Her Mother 79 Times, Will Be Allowed To Leave State Hospital For Certain Activities
• Investigation Finds Duxbury Football Used Anti-Semitic Terms For Years
• Pittsburgh Animal Care And Control Employee Facing Charges For Allegedly Severely Injuring Dog
• Family Of 10-Year-Old Shooting Victim Justin Wallace Gathers For Emotional Vigil In Far Rockaway
• Disappearance Of Toni Sharpless Carries Personal Weight For Private Investigator Trying To Solve 12-Year-Old Mystery
• 14-Year-Old Boy, Tyrese Taylor, Shot And Killed In Lawndale
• 16-Year-Old Wilmette Girl, Hours Into Summer Break From New Trier High, Electrocuted While Walking On Evanston CTA Purple Line Tracks
• Marte's Four Hits Lead Marlins Past Rockies 11-4
• Brentwood Police Investigate Thursday Afternoon Shooting
• Minneapolis Police Seek $5M From City Council To Cover Overtime; Down More Than 200 Officers
• Man Dies After Swimming In Lake In Mahwah
• Small Plane Crashes Near Highway 287 & Isabelle Road In Boulder County
• 6-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Homewood Shooting
• Shooting In Wilkinsburg Injures 2
• 1 Injured In Shooting On East Hills Drive
• 'Making Life Easier, Better, More Affordable': Gov. Jared Polis Touts Historic Colorado Legislative Session, Republicans Call It 'Overreach'
• Trump Justice Department Seized Records From House Democrats Investigating Russia
• Maryland Weather: Storms Thursday Causes Major Flash Flooding & Power Outages In Some Areas
• AG Bonta, Newsom Announce Appeal To Ruling On State's Assault Weapon Ban
• Gov. Hogan Says Fells Point Violence Is A 'Basic Failure To Stop Lawlessness,' Calls It 'Unacceptable'
• 3 Men Shot In Southwest Baltimore, 1 In Critical Condition
• Baltimore To Offer $3.3 Million In Security Deposit Aid To Renters
• Capital Gazette Shooter Defense Attorneys Request Closed Hearing For 'Sensational' Coverage
• Authorities Release Sketch Of Attacker Who Sexually Assaulted Teenage Girl On Bike Path In Beach Park
• Experts Say Delta Covid Variant Poses Higher Risk To Unvaccinated Americans
• VTA Shooting: Personnel Files Of Gunman Released; Colleague Feared He'd 'Go Postal'
• Maureen McGlade Charged With Plowing Over Northwest Side Couple's Yard In SUV; Couple Believes It Was Over Criticism Of Ald. James Gardiner
• Caught On Camera: MSP Escort Ducks Home
• Rite Aid Extending Friday Hours For COVID Vaccines
• Gilroy Police Arrest Suspect Who Fired on Officers During High-Speed Chase
• Shadow Hills High School Boys' Basketball Coach In Coachella Valley Arrested On Suspicion Of Raping Underage Girl He Coached
• Expect To See Even More Spotted Lanternflies This Summer
• Florida Board Of Education Approves College Athlete Pay Rules
• UCLA Kicks Off 6 Days Of Virtual Graduation Ceremonies
• Cicada Gives Abingdon Woman Surprise Of Her Life
• Man Found Guilty Of Murder For 2017 Killing Another Man In Hill District
• 1 Million Fake 3M N95 Masks Seized From Kentucky Company
• California Appeals Judge's Decision To Overturn 32-Year-Old Assault Weapons Ban
• UCLA: Antidepressant Drug May Help Fight Cancer
• Colorado Summer Blitz DUI Enforcement Period Starts Friday
• Minnesota Vikings Superfan Grandma Millie Dies At 102
• COVID Reopening: The Challenge Of Recovering From Pandemic Weight Gain
• Money Flows In Governor's Race
• Singer Jimmy Buffett Gives Surprise Performance At New Margaritaville Resort Times Square
• Price Hikes On Groceries And Gas Getting Harder To Ignore
• Woman With Winston Smith During Fatal Shooting Never Saw A Gun On Him, Attorneys Say
• Commission Approves 4.2% Pay Raises For Gov. Gavin Newsom, California Lawmakers
• 'This Is What Democracy's About': Passionate New Yorkers Gather Outside CBS Broadcast Center To Cheer On Mayoral Candidates
• Lowertown Sounds Begins In St. Paul's Mears Park
• State Pledges To Pay $215 Million Recall Election Pricetag
• Minnesotans Among 36 Sentenced In Int'l Thai Sex Trafficking Ring
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (JUNE 12)
• Amid Extreme Drought, Contra Costa County Steps Up Battle Against Illegal Fireworks
• UPDATE: Man Dies Following Daytime Shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin
• LA Councilman Bonin Proposes $5 Million Encampment To Home Program To Help With Venice Homelessness
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento Expansion Will Also Have Ability To Serve As Emergency Shelter
• LA County Offering Chance To Win Clippers, Rams & Chargers Tickets For Residents Who Get Vaccinated
• Mississippi Jane Doe Found In 1991 Identified 30 Years Later As Kimberly Ann Funk Of Mercer County
• Beverly Grove Resident Says Yorkie Was Attacked By Pit Bull In Front Of Homeless Encampment
• Gov. Newsom And Other Elected Officials Getting Raises In December
• DJ Henry's Police Shooting Death To Get New Review From New York Investigators
• Man Found Dead In Water In Lake Michigan Near Buckingham Fountain
• Small Minneapolis Event Eyes Sen. Amy Klobuchar To Help Stop Line 3
• Denver Weather: Quick Cool Down Before Heat Returns
• LAPD Releases Video Of East Hollywood Hit-And-Run With $25,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest
• Couple Shot In North Lake Tahoe; Person Of Interest Caught On Surveillance Video
• Cleaning Up Calwood: Boulder County Takes To The Sky To Heal Burn Scar
• Special Olympics Florida Athlete Andy Miyares' Dream To Attend 2022 Games Comes True
• 3 In Custody In Connection With Killing Of Keisa Lange In St. Cloud
• Suspected Thieves Caught With Over $1,700 In Items Stolen From Elk Grove Businesses
• SJSU Students Survey Neighbors About Closing Reid-Hillview Airport
• Construction Underway For First-Of-Its-Kind Homeless Shelter In Pittsburgh
• Bulls Guard Coby White Has Surgery On Shoulder, Out At Least 4 Months
• Pennsylvania Commission On LGBTQ Affairs Addresses COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
• WATCH: New York City Democratic Mayoral Debate
• Betts Homers, Urias Picks Up 9th Win As Dodgers Top Pirates
• Cranberry Township Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Isabella Kaechele
• COVID Vaccine: Two 'Vax To Win' Lottery Winners Miss Chance To Collect $50,000
• Gov. Abbott Says Texas Plans To Build Southern Border Wall
• 'He's Like A Grandpa': Sewickley Farms Community Wishes Beloved Bus Driver A Happy Retirement
• Council Members In The City Of Washington Table Vote On Citizen Police Review Board
• FBI: Ransomware Attacks Are On The Rise And Criminals Are Getting Bolder
• Westmoreland County Election Bureau Director Suspended By Commissioners
• WWII Veteran Still Waiting For $6,500 Tax Refund Check From 2019 To Arrive
• Mount Wilson Observatory To Reopen To Public On June 15
• Giants-Nationals Rained Out; Saturday Doubleheader Scheduled
• New Phishing Scam Involving Emails, Texts Targets People Who Are Out Of Work In Illinois
• Man, Woman Found Shot In North Lake Tahoe Home; Deputies Search For Suspect
• 'I'm Feeling So Thankful To Chicago:' Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady On Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions, Next Steps With Pandemic
• Nutley, NJ Residents Grow Impatient As Property Purchased By Town In 2016 Deteriorates
• UTLA, LAUSD Reach Tentative Agreement For Full Return To Campus In Fall
• Young Widows & Widowers Of COVID Finding Support Online: 'To Have To Start Over Is So Scary'
• Calif. Board Withdraws Controversial Workplace Ordinance Requiring Masks Unless Everyone Is Fully Vaccinated
• Music publishers sue Roblox for copyright infringement
• For Mpls. City Council Members, 'Defund The Police' Divisive At DFL Convention
• 'It Looked Like A War Zone': 40 Years Ago, Tornado Tore From Lake Harriet To Har Mar Mall
• Uber, Cook County Crime Stoppers Offer Rewards Of Up To $1,000 For Tips Leading To Carjacking Arrests
• State Police Urge Michiganders To Stay Safe During Heat Wave
• Ambulance Service Suspended: 'The Community Cannot Assume That An Ambulance Will Be Available'
• 10 City Pools Not Opening Next Week, One Councilmember Blames Low Pay For Lifeguards
• Wisconsin Woman Hurt, 5 Children Uninjured After Deer Runs Into Van
• Andrew Brown Jr. shot in back of the head, state autopsy says
• Free Bikes 4 Kidz MN
• Younger Patients Suffering From Liver Disease As Women Drink More During Pandemic
• Two MS-13 Gang Members Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of Daniel Cuellar
• Suspect found dead after Pennsylvania homes go up in flames
• COVID Reopening: Oakland Public Libraries Return To Pre-Pandemic Hours Next Week
• Furry Tails: Heart, Buttons And Horatio Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Crews Stop Forward Progress of Brush Fire Along Hwy 101 in Gilroy
• 2 In Custody After Man's Fatal Shooting At Party In West St. Paul Park
• Southwest To Offer Route From BWI To Syracuse
• Volunteers Heartbroken After Thieves Steal Power Tools Needed To Complete Repairs At Disabled Woman's Home
• Save The Sound Releases 2021 Report On Water Quality At Long Island Sound Beaches
• Fort Worth Moving Forward On Mixed-Income Housing Development Named For Opal Lee
• Jean Segura's 2-Run Single In 10th Gives Phillies 2nd Straight Walkoff Win Over Braves
• It Appears Haiti Is In For Rough Summer With Election Unrest & Resurgence Of COVID Case
• BART Board Approves $2.44 Billion Budget, Projects Ridership Rebound As Pandemic Fades
• Families With Young Children Still Under COVID-19 Restrictions As State Fully Reopens
• Extra Security Measures Ordered As Opening Arguments Get Underway In Sheldon Jeter Trial
• SEE IT: Miami Police Implementing Non-Lethal BolaWrap Apprehension Devices
• Arrest Made In Aventura Mall Shooting; Additional Suspects Sought
• Left in the Dark: The Failed Promise of Chicago Police Body Cameras
• Minnesotans Look To Avoid Heat Injury As Blistering Temperatures Continue
• Legislature Votes To End Gov. Tom Wolf's Pandemic State Of Emergency But Maintains Many COVID-Related Regulations
• 'A Great Fun Weekend': Wrigleyville Businesses Ready For Friday Reopening
• Consumer Experts: Fed Up With The Pandemic, Americans Are Launching 'Revenge Spending' Kick
• 4 Injured In Yonkers Shooting
• Recall Alert ⚠️High Arsenic Levels Found In Beech-Nut Baby Rice Cereal
• Cost of California Recall That Could Oust Newsom Estimated at $215M
• Baltimore Community Members Invest In Local Businesses To Combat Food Deserts
• American Airlines Plans Electric, Vertical Take-Off Aircraft To Serve Urban Areas
• Jury Finds Walter Cable Guilty Of Beating Woman With Hammer, Strangling Her To Death
• How You Can Feed Elmwood Park Zoo's Two-Toed Sloth Liana, Other Newest Additions
• Massachusetts Reports 85 New COVID Cases, 7 Additional Deaths
• Taste With Tori: Chef Jake Bukowski Adding Creativity To Family's Traditional Pierogi Dish At The Galley
• Former Children's Swim School Employee Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison On Child Pornography Charges
• 8th Grader Pushes New Jersey Legislators To Write Bill Mandating CMV Screenings For Newborns
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Plans To WFH For At Least Half Of The Next Year
• 16-Year-Old Cyclist Darwin Durazno Killed In Queens Hit-And-Run
• Goldman Sachs wants to know if returning workers are vaccinated
• 11-Year-Old Pittsburgh Public Schools Student Finds Gun In Backpack
• Vaccinetime Twitter Account, Which Helped Many Find Appointments In Mass., Shuts Down For Good
• Florida Becomes Latest State To Ban 'Critical Race Theory' From Classrooms
• Rare Sunrise Eclipse Wows Early Risers Across Tri-State Area
• Charged In King Of Diamonds Strip Club Shooting, Rapper Pooh Shiesty Will Remain In Jail
• WATCH: Spectacular Video Of Partial Eclipse At Sunrise In Point Pleasant
• White Sox 2B Nick Madrigal Suffers Torn Hamstring, Headed To 60-Day Injured List
• Household budgets were already tight. Then came inflation.
• Camden Crediting Community Policing Behind City's Lowest Crime Rate In Nearly 50 Years
• Partial Collapse Of Walkway Ceiling At Fort Lauderdale Strip Mall
• NYC Mayoral Race: Eric Adams Again Defends Brooklyn Residence, Maya Wiley Surges In Latest Poll
• Coal-Fired Power Plant In Cheswick To Close In September
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Says Kids Should Ease Their Way Back Into Sports After Layoff
• Is The J&J COVID Vaccine Effective Against Variants? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Pennsylvania Senate Passes Bill To Ban Vaccine Passports
• Shane Rayment Charged With Kidnapping Ex-Girlfriend, Killing Man In North Hollywood
• Bo Schembechler's Son Matt Says, Dad Knew Of His And Other's Sexual Abuse By Dr. Anderson
• Biden Announces Donation Of 500 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Abroad
• Westchester DA Appoints Former Federal Judge To Review Fatal Police Shootings Of DJ Henry, Kenneth Chamberlain
• San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin To Enter Alcohol Rehabilitation
• Hackers Breach Electronic Arts, Stealing Game Source Code And Tools
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to face primary challenge
• Report: California Encourages Rebuilding In Fire-Prone Areas
• Judge To Name Special Prosecutor To Investigate Possible Misconduct By Prosecutors In Since-Dismissed Murder Case Against Jackie Wilson
• Border Patrol Van Carrying Migrants Run Off West Texas Road; At Least 6 Injured
• Minneapolis Public Schools Bring Students Back For Last Day
• Shooting Outside Rudy's Tavern In Upper Darby Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Wounded
• Penguins Goalie Casey DeSmith Undergoes Core Muscle Surgery
• Trevor Gernon, Father Of Murdered 4-Year-Old In Dallas, Arrested In Harris County On Fraud, Possession Charges
• Texas Police Officer Shoots, Kills Suspect During Traffic Stop
• Video shows 4 police officers beating teen suspected of shoplifting
• Suspect In Robbery, Wrong-Way Crash That Killed Lynn Teen Held Without Bail
• 'One Of A Kind,' Thousands Pay Final Respects At Funeral For Worcester Police Officer Manny Familia
• Woman Buys Breakfast At Eat'n Park For The Clarks Lead Singer Scott Blasey
• $3 Million In Grant Awards Available To Protect Maryland Nonprofits Vulnerable To Hate Crimes
• 'Prices Are Ridiculous': Shoppers Experience Sticker Shock At The Grocery Store
• Sick Raccoon Is First Non-Bat Rabies Case On Cape Cod In 8 Years
• Ones For Real Estate: Cruises Among Ways Realtors Are Convincing Sellers To Accept Offers
• Deficit tops $2 trillion in first 8 months of fiscal year, Treasury says
• Study Sheds Light On Willingness Of American Adults To Get Vaccinated
• How to throw an outdoor movie night: Everything you need
• Is mortgage refinancing right for you?
• Report: California Policies Encourage Rebuilding In Fire-Prone Areas
• Colorado Comeback Cash: 5 Vaccinated Students Awarded $50,000 Scholarships
• Neo-Nazi Group, The Base, Member Patrik Jordan Mathews Linked To Virginia Gun Rally Attack Plot Pleads Guilty
• Orthodontist Illegally Charged MassHealth Patients For Missed Or Canceled Appointments, AG Healey Alleges
• Green Bay Packers Plan For Full Capacity For 2021 Games At Lambeau
• Metallica Sues Insurer Over Losses From Shows Postponed Due To COVID
• Walz, Legislators Seek Budget Breakthroughs As Minnesota Capitol Reopens
• Flames Engulf Northeast Philadelphia Home In 'All Hands On Deck' Blaze
• 14-Year-Old Brittany Brodie Missing From Baltimore County, Last Seen On May 29
• Alex And Ani Jewelry Company Files For Bankruptcy
• Michigan Senate: Extend Lapsed Licenses, Plates; Keep Walk-In Option
• Crews Battle House Fire In North Minneapolis
• California Recall Election Given $215 Million Price Tag In Preliminary Finance Department Estimate
• Hunter Henry Hurt, Jarrett Stidham Gets First QB Reps At Patriots' OTA Session
• Metallica Sues Insurer Over Losses From Shows Postponed Due To COVID
• Maryland Schools Should Be Open In The Fall Without Mask Or Social Distancing Requirement, Gov. Hogan Says
• Virginia governor signs probation reform bill alongside Meek Mill
• Female Body Found in Water at Pacifica's Pedro Point Thursday Morning
• Check Your Stimulus Check's Status With The 'Get My Payment' Tool
• Multiple Arrests Made In Large-Scale Operation In Fair Park Area Of Dallas To Address Violent Crime
• Study: Skipping A Trip To The Grocery Store May Lead To Fewer Junk Food Purchases
• Man Wanted In Connection To Manslaughter Case Turns Himself Into Police 
• Shooting In West Fort Worth Leaves Man In Serious Condition
• "Ring of fire" solar eclipse captured in photos around the world
• Task Force Seizes 23 Pounds Of Meth, 2 Pounds Of Cocaine In Drug Investigation
• Former UAW Leader Gary Jones Gets 28-Month Sentence
• Rite Aid Expanding Vaccination Hours With 'Night Shots' Initiative
• Pennsylvania House GOP Unveils Ambitious Proposal To Revamp Election Law
• California Appeals Federal Judge's Ruling That Overturned State's Assault Weapons Ban
• 'Safe Outdoor Space' Opens At Regis University For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• North Texas Sheriff's Deputies Brave Smoke, Flames To Rescue Dog From House Fire
• Visiting Ship's Crew Members Will Be Able To Get A COVID-19 Vaccination At The Port of Baltimore
• Senate confirms Zahid Quraishi as nation's first Muslim federal judge
• Mac Jones Taking The Good With The Bad As He Navigates Life In NFL
• Rep. Ilhan Omar At Odds With Jewish House Democrats Over Tweets On Terrorism
• Pennsylvania House GOP Unveils Ambitious Proposal To Revamp Election Law
• Photo Released Of Possible Suspect Vehicle In Deadly Dallas Freeway Shooting Of Chris Murzin
• DNR Planting 100,000 Seedlings To Halt Invasive Grasses In North Shore State Parks
• WalletHub Ranks Pennsylvania As 3rd Worst State For Jobs
• Gov. Larry Hogan Speaks To Air Force Veteran, COVID-19 Survivor Gerard Dupree On Getting Vaccines
• Ham Lake Man, 49, Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Culver Township
• Downtown Chicago Opens The Streets For Summer: Pop Up Events, Dining Boulevard And More
• Police In McKinney Searching For 'Person Of Interest' In Porch Package Thefts
• Macy's annual July 4 fireworks to return to NYC
• Howard County Man Pleads Guilty To Lying To Federal Agents After Making Threats Against Congressman
• Ex-GOP rep. says "something like January 6 could happen again" without probe
• NorCal Prison Inmate, 3 Others Charged In $1.2 Million California EDD Fraud Scheme
• COVID Reopening: San Mateo County Officials Look Towards Recovery; 85% Have At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Livonia Police Chief Curtis Caid Announces Retirement, Captain Thomas Goralski Selected As Next Leader
• LOOK: Humpback Whale 'Anchored In Place' By Fishing Gear Freed Off Boston
• 'I'm Coming Forward For My Own Healing': Matt Schembechler Speaks About Michigan Doctor Abuse, What His Father Knew 
• Long Beach To Unveil New Pride Lifeguard Tower To Replace One Destroyed In Fire
• Avalanche Center Nathan MacKinnon Named Hart Trophy Finalist
• Farmers Market, Events Return To Downtown Minneapolis
• Worcester Residents Stop To Honor Fallen Police Officer Manny Familia
• Pittsburgh Stargazers Catch Glimpse Of Rare 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse
• America's teen unemployment rate is lowest since 1953
• Texas Gas Prices Climb Due To Factors Including Crude Oil, Global Supply
• Thieves Swarm Louis Vuitton Store In Palo Alto, Steal $100,000 In Handbags; 11 Suspects Sought
• Over 29,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Former Cheerios Plant In Northeast Mpls. To Become $16M Office Complex
• Person Seriously Hurt In Crash On Motor Parkway In Brentwood
• Woman, child and gunman dead in Florida supermarket shooting
• Downtown Denver Detour In Place As Crane Arrives At Colorado Convention Center
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Coronavirus Hospitalizations Reach New Low As State Prepares To Fully Reopen Tomorrow
• Apple unveils new privacy features in iOS 15 and other products
• Southwest Adds 2 Seasonal Non-Stop Flights At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Car Fire Damages Woodland Complex's Solar Panels; Arson Suspect Arrested
• Attention, Hotel Operators, AAA To Conduct Annual Anonymous Cleanliness Inspections
• Seven-Foot Alligator Wanders Into Florida Post Office Through Automatic Doors
• New Pikes Peak Summit Complex Set To Open June 24
• Man Killed By Lightning Strike On Burlington Country Club Golf Course
• St. Sabina Parish Offering Free Vaccines And Food In Auburn-Gresham
• WATCH: Gov. Larry Hogan Tours New Novavax Site In Montgomery County
• Man Crashes Land Rover After Being Shot In Sun Valley, Later Dies
• Man, 48, Arrested After Deadly Stabbing In South Sacramento
• 20-Year-Old Jarmil Christopher Stewart Shot, Killed In Edgewood Late Wednesday, Sheriff's Office Investigating
• Here's The Full 2021 Minnesota Vikings Preseason Schedule
• Chicago Hilton Hotel Reopening Thursday
• Yoga, Brews At Eastern Market Brewing Co. On June 13
• The Bruins Weren't Nearly Good Enough ... And It's Hard To Envision Them Getting Back To True Cup Contention
• Florida Jobless Claims Fall Below 6,000 For First Time In More Than A Year
• Ex-Aryan Brotherhood Leader Arrested In Lake County; Accused Of $400K EDD Fraud
• Scaffolding From Overpass Falls Onto Van Wyck Expressway
• Stockton Police Searching For Suspects Who Killed Man In Early Morning Shooting
• Hearing On Legalized Sports Betting Planned At Massachusetts State House
• 25-Year-Old Brooklyn Man Killed In Shooting Outside Hotel In Chelsea
• Colorado Wildlife Officials Will Monitor State's First Gray Wolf Pups Since 1940s From Afar
• Derek Chauvin's Attorney Seeks To Probe Jury Misconduct: What Does That Mean?
• DC Police Searching For Man Who Shot Into Woman's Car, Believe Suspect Could Be In Baltimore
• Which Teams May Be Willing To Trade For Kemba Walker And His Massive Contract?
• WATCH: Six Flags Great Adventure To Debut Jersey Devil Coaster, World's Tallest, Fastest And Longest Single-Rail Coaster, This Weekend
• Scientists Hail Golden Age To Trace Bird Migration With Tech
• Funeral For Winston Smith Scheduled For Saturday In Minneapolis
• Latest Arrests Highlight Increase In Construction Site Thefts In North Texas, Authorities Say
• Lawsuit Accuses St. Cloud Law Firm Boss Of Firing Employees Due To Politics
• Piping Plovers Nest Around New Egg At Montrose Beach
• What Can Fans Expect From SRX Racing Series Broadcasts? 'Access Like You've Never Seen Before' Says Producer Pam Miller
• Maurice Rocquemore, 34, Charged With Groping 10-Year-Old Girl In Logan Square
• Chicago And The Rest Of Illinois Prepare To Fully Reopen On Friday
• 'We Are Rescuing Countless Animals': Doug Thron On Using Drones To Save Animals & Series 'Doug To The Rescue'
• Police Seek Charges Against Dedham Homeowner After 17-Year-Old Pulled From Pool During Graduation Party
• Royal Caribbean's 'New Odyssey Of The Seas' Arrives At Port Everglades
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Metrics Continue To Trend Down
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 11 Million Vaccine Doses Have Gone Into Arms
• COVID In Minnesota: 7 More Deaths Reported; Positivity Rate Falls To 2.3%
• Walk And Bike Portions Of Dallas' Margaret McDermott Bridge Open To Public
• Colorado Weather: Heat And Haze Holds Before Friday Front
• Arrest Made In Fatal Hit-Run Death Of Man Riding Scooter In Homestead
• 'Don't Be Greedy, Share The Shot,' Protesters Gather In Broward To Ask US To Share COVID Vaccine With World
• Here's What To Know About DPD's 5-Point Summer Crowd Management Plan
• Some Residents Decide To Move, Others Near Their Breaking Point As Summit County Focuses On Immediate Housing Solutions
• Chicago Police Body Camera Reforms Sluggish, Watchdog Report Finds
• 'Tale of Two Cities;' Bike Courier Says He Was Racially Profiled By San Francisco Pacific Heights Homeowner
• Baltimore City Schools Without AC To Dismiss Early Thursday, Students Will Transition To Virtual Learning
• Yankees Gerrit Cole Addresses Whether He's Used Spider-Tack To Help With Grip: 'I Don't Know How To Quite Answer That To Be Honest'
• LAUSD Launches Effort To Build Hundreds Of Affordable Housing Units For Teachers
• Stephen Colbert Joins The Second City's New Board Of Directors
• 73-Year-Old Woman Missing From Louisville Found In Jefferson County More Than 24 Hours Later
• What's Your Favorite Pizza Topping? De Blasio Challenges New Yorkers To Practice Ranked Choice Voting
• VIDEO: Crews Battling Modesto Duplex Fire Get Out In Time Before Catastrophic Roof Collapse
• COVID Vaccine: Marin County Handing Out Gift Cards To Those Getting Vaccinated
• Rainbow lights on Florida bridge turned back on
• Pennsylvania Ranked Third-Worst State For Jobs, Delaware Lands In Top 10: Survey Finds
• Houghton Lake Man Sentenced To More Than 2 Decades In Prison For Child Sex Crimes
• Wife of drug kingpin El Chapo pleads guilty to federal charges
• Dont'a Hightower Arrives For Patriots OTAs
• Actor Ernie Lively, Father Of Blake Lively, Dies At 74
• Nikola Jokic Plays Well, But Few Other Nuggets Do In Game 2 Loss To Suns
• Minneapolis Listed As One Of The World's Most Livable Cities During Pandemic
• Texas Amber Alert Ends With 1-Year-Old Zaylee Zamora Safe, Murder Suspect Kristian Garcia In Custody
• South Florida Misses Out On 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse
• Coral Springs Police Announce Community Ambassador Program To 'Build Trust Within The Community'
• Russia declares Navalny's opposition movement an extremist group
• Chicago Weather: With Rain Totals Well Below Normal, Severe Drought Conditions Hit Area Hard
• Americans lost $227 million to fake prize scams in 2020, report finds
• Weld County EF-1 Tornado Was Probably The Most Photographed In Colorado History
• Common Cold Making A Comeback As More People Venture Beyond Their Bubbles
• Nearly 2 Million NorCal Residents Are Already Under A Water Shortage Emergency
• NBA: Miami Heat's Pat Riley Fined $25,000 For Lebron James Remarks
• Eric Adams takes heat in third NYC mayoral debate
• Teen Charged As Adult In Eastpointe High School Classroom Stabbing
• Battle In Citrus Heights Over Nuisance Neighbor; Alleged Drug Activity Returns After Police Raid
• Temple Hills Man Jared Wilson Charged With Fatal Shooting
• 2021 Tribeca Festival: Opening highlights to stream at home
• Vintage Guitars Stolen In Southern California Recovered In Santa Cruz
• 'There Was Nothing Like The Old Yankee Stadium': Willie Randolph On Winning It All With Yankees, Managing Mets
• Overnight Semi Truck Fire Leads To I-70 Lane Closures In Denver Area, Big Cleanup Effort
• Cam Newton Not Practicing, But Quarterback 'Getting Better' After Injuring Hand At Patriots OTAs
• R. Kelly Says He Wants To Replace Half Of His Legal Team Two Months Ahead Of New York Trial
• Bill Belichick Confident That Patriots Players Are Educated On COVID-19 Vaccination
• Queen Elizabeth marks Prince Philip's 100th birthday with new rose
• Damien Davis, 35, Charged In Hit And Run Crash That Killed 1-Year-Old Jamyah Harris
• Lawmakers push for another $60 billion in COVID aid for restaurants
• State Warns Of Dangerous Jellyfish At Boston-Area Beaches
• Oakland Man Arrested After Belmont Traffic Stop Leads To Discovery of Ghost Gun, Drugs
• Worst Neighborhoods For Rats In Chicago: West Town Tops List For Complaints
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sun With Afternoon Highs In The Upper 80s
• Consumer prices rise 5% in last year, fastest rate since 2008
• GM Delivers Affordable Luxury With Corvette Stingray
• Actor Ernie Lively, Blake Lively's father, has died
• Marine From Minnesota Reported Drowned In Japan
• Man Wore Dreadlock-Wig Disguise While Attacking Ex-Wife With Metal Pipe, Prosecutors Say
• More Than $2 Million Settlement Reached in Emmalyn Nguyen Case
• Police Ask For Help Solving Littleton Hit And Run That Injured Person On Bike
• United Airlines' COVID Vaccine Policy Has Other Companies Considering
• Outgoing Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Announces Run For Tarrant County Judge
• House: Require Financial Info From Officials, Limit Lobbying
• Neighbors Infuriated By Overgrown, Hazardous Vacant Property In Morgan Park; Company That Took It Over Never Paid Fines
• As U.S. vaccinates kids, Africa faces "unconscionable" shortages
• 11 House Democrats object to Ilhan Omar's comments on Hamas and Israel
• Santa Monica's Iconic Aero Theatre To Reopen Thursday
• Man Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Stockton
• Medieval martial arts teacher jailed for slapping French leader
• Jurassic World VelociCoaster Officially Opens At Universal Orlando Resort
• Sacramento Road Work Driving Nearby Residents Out Of Town
• While Navigating Pandemic's Early Days, Minnesota's Senior Class Of 2020 Set High School Graduation Rate Record
• Myron Harris Reported Missing In Baltimore
• Cal OSHA Withdraws Controversial Mask Rules In The Workplace
• MLS To Meet Mexican League Counterparts In All-Star Game
• PTL Links: June 10, 2021
• Mets' Pete Alonso Says Biggest Concern Is MLB 'Manipulating' The Ball Based On Free Agent Class, Not Pitchers Using Sticky Substances
• Jobless claims fall to more normal levels as layoffs ease
• Pennsylvania Department Of Revenue Extends Property Tax And Rent Rebate Program Deadline
• Biden announces donation of 500 million COVID vaccine doses abroad
• Palmetto Championship Preview: Can Dustin Johnson Get On Track At Congaree?
• Raimel Tapia Helps Lead Rockies To Rare Road Win Over Marlins
• Sun Country Adding More Direct Flights To Vacation Spots This Fall
• As Metro Cities Declare Water Emergencies, Experts Give Tips For Protecting Lawns And Plants
• Getting New Air Conditioning Unit Could Be Bigger Challenge This Summer In North Texas
• Truckee Resident And Actress Alyssa Milano Considers Run For Congress In 2024
• Large Gatherings Have Been Creating Chaos In Some South, West Side Neighborhoods With One Involving Twerking On A Police Car -- And Residents Want It To Stop
• Minnesota Weather: Temperatures Could Hit 100 Degrees On Day 8 Of Heat Wave
• With Aging Core, Bruins May Be In For Some Big Changes This Offseason
• Trooper accused of flipping pregnant woman's SUV during traffic stop
• Moderna Files For Emergency Use Authorization Of Its COVID Vaccine In Teens After Study Shows 100% Effectiveness
• Driver gets 16 years in prison for crash that killed 5 bicyclists
• As Illinois Prepares To Fully Reopen, Many Businesses Will Be Keeping Their Own COVID Rules In Place
• Minnesota Artist Creates Cartoon To Honor Braintree Police K-9 Kitt
• MassDOT Camera Captures Person Riding Bike Through Ted Williams Tunnel
• Here Are All The Contract Decisions The Bruins Have To Make This Summer
• Despite Full Reopening Coming Up, COVID-19 Surcharges Not Going Anywhere At Many Chicago Businesses
• Miami Proud: 'Everyone Is Seen As Equals': Teen Volunteer Shines Light On Inclusiveness At WOW Center For Differently Abled Adults
• Northern Minnesota Man, Woman Get Decades Behind Bars For Producing Child Pornography
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/10 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse Visible From Chicago
• Nearly 200 unvaccinated hospital workers suspended in Texas
• Man Shot To Death In Germantown
• Biden administration buys 500 million Pfizer doses for global use
• El Salvador becomes first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender
• Surveillance Video Released In Deadly Brownsville Double Shooting
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder For Shooting At CTA Bus After Being Denied Ride For Not Wearing Mask
• Photos: Sunrise Eclipse Seen Around The World
• Body Recovered From Mississippi River ID'd As Missing 12-Year-Old Ashok Pradhan
• JBS paid $11 million ransom after cyberattack
• Five Chicago Museums To Stay Open Late On Friday To Celebrate State's Full Reopening
• "Point of no return," ex-White House lawyer says of firing Mueller
• Man Shot Near McDonald's Drive-Thru In North Philadelphia
• Cicadas light up weather radar as U.S. grapples with swarms
• Criminal "kingmakers" duped into using FBI-hacked messaging app
• FDA approves new drug to fight obesity
• Why millions of unemployed Americans just got their tax refund
• Bo Schembechler son says campus doctor abused him, too
• Pittsburgh Weather: Flood Advisory Issued For Parts Of Pittsburgh Area
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman After 29-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Mill Creek
• As Maryland Heats Up, Cicadas Chirp Louder
• Discover DFW: Fort Worth Nature Center
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting Miami Beach Visitor In Face
• Woman Struck, Killed By Police Car In Woodlynne, Camden County
• JBS Confirms It Paid $11M Ransom In Cyberattack
• 1 Dead After Late-Night Pileup With Big Rig On I-35W In Fort Worth
• CenturyLink Aims To Ease Minnesota Landline Repair Rules
• Detectives solve what may be nation's oldest cold case using DNA
• Nearly 250 People Arrested In Line 3 Pipeline Protest
• Man Dies After Being Underwater For Over 20 Minutes In Jackson Park Harbor
• NYC Mayoral Race: Candidates Want Eric Adams To Release E-ZPass Records To Prove NYC Is His Primary Residence
• Tips For Fishing With Kids
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Heating Up
• Philadelphia To Lift Indoor Mask Mandate, 'Safer-At-Home' COVID-19 Restrictions On Friday
• Police: Pembroke Pines Ulta Thieves Caught On Camera
• Rare 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse Takes Place Thursday But Will You See It In South Florida?
• Partial Solar Eclipse Seen In Massachusetts Early Thursday Morning
• Gang Of Thieves Swarms Louis Vuitton Store, Swipes $100,000+ In Handbags
• Vaccine Advisors To Meet With The FDA Regarding COVID-19 Vaccinations For Children Under 12
• Police Caught Alleged Serial Killer Keith Gibson After Rite Aid Employee Put GPS Tracker In Bag Of Cash During Robbery
• Fort Lauderdale Ranked #4 For LGBTQ+ Home Buyers
• Twin Cities Restaurants Closing Early Due To Excessive Heat
• Pittsburgh-Filmed Netflix Series 'The Chair' To Premiere In August
• It Happens Here: Mansfield's Tremont Nail Company Has Historic Ties To Early America
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• How To Watch This Morning's Rare 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse In Pittsburgh
• World sees first rise in child labor in 20 years, U.N. says
• Allegheny County Jail Guard Accused Of Bringing Drugs Into Jail Indicted On Gun Charge
• Pony League World Series Returning To Washington
• Pennsylvania State Senate To Vote On Ending Gov. Wolf's Pandemic Disaster Declaration
• Pittsburgh King Elementary School Closed On Thursday
• New Dek Hockey Rink Officially Open At McBride Park
• Justin Turner Hits 2 Home Runs, Pirates Lose 2-1 To Dodgers
• I-Team: Plumbers Say PVC Pipe Is Long-Term Health Hazard
• Islanders Beat Bruins In Game 6, Reach Stanley Cup Semis
• Cole Spins A Win As Stanton Powers Yankees Past Twins
• Pillar, McKinney Each Homer Twice As Mets Rout Orioles

Videos from June 10, 2021

• New memoir details George H.W. Bush's post-presidency life
• FDA extends Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine expiration date
• "This is a moment where New York City is facing an existential crisis": 5 NYC Democratic mayoral candidates debate
• Biden says U.S. to donate 500 million doses to global COVID-19 vaccine supply "with no strings attached"
• New unemployment claims reach lowest levels of the pandemic, but some businesses struggling to fill positions
• Biden highlights U.S. role in fighting global pandemic during overseas trip
• U.S. makes major strides in fight against COVID-19 as death toll nears 600,000
• Local Matters: Val Demings to challenge Republican Senator Marco Rubio
• Democrats running for NYC mayor on taking away police guns
• NYC Democratic mayoral candidates address recent report on Eric Adams
• Spectacular views of "ring of fire" solar eclipse
• Employers offer incentives to fill job openings
• Meat supplier JBS paid $11 million ransom after cyberattack
• U.S. consumer prices climb at fastest pace since 2008
• Suspect missing after Pennsylvania homes destroyed in fire
• 2 killed after gunman opens fire in Florida supermarket
• Biden to send 500 million COVID vaccine doses overseas
• Senate could extend LGBTQ+ protections with the Equality Act
• Pride lifeguard tower rebuilt at Southern California beach
• Inflation rising as U.S. economy rebounds from the pandemic
• 6/10: Red and Blue
• Actor Ernie Lively has died at 74
• Breaking down Biden's plan to donate COVID vaccines
• Local Matters: Ray McGuire talks NYC Democratic mayoral primary in final days before early voting
• Special Report: Biden speaks on global COVID-19 vaccine effort
• Queen Elizabeth marks late husband Prince Philip's 100th birthday
• Biden announces U.S. new global vaccine efforts
• Apple unveils suite of new software features for upcoming products
• Former GOP Congresswoman Barbara Comstock wants fellow Republicans to "stop fearing" Donald Trump
• Companies struggle with cybersecurity risks of a hybrid work model
• U.S. to donate 500 million Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses to lower income countries
• Phill Wilson on HIV/AIDS in America 40 years later
• Biden announcing new global vaccine effort ahead of G7 summit
• United Nations: Parts of Ethiopia's Tigray region on brink of famine amid deadly conflict
• Toddler becomes youngest American member in Mensa
• Biden meeting with U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson ahead of G-7 summit
• Is refinancing your mortgage right for you?
• Lead for America fights brain drain by bringing young talent back home after college
• “60 Minutes+” explores new digital art era
• In stark contrast to U.S., majority of Africa lacks vaccine access
• "Ring of Fire" dazzles onlookers as moon blocks sun in near-total eclipse
• BBB Report: Money lost to sweepstakes scams increased in 2020
• WorldView: Building collapses on bus in South Korea; around 350,000 on brink of famine in Ethiopia
• Senate passes bill to aid victims of "Havana Syndrome" as Biden prepares to meet with Putin
• Report says U.S. Park Police didn't clear Lafayette Park for Trump photo op
• Canadian sponsor officially cancels Keystone XL pipeline
• White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Biden's first trip abroad as president
• U.S. to donate 500 million vaccine doses abroad as Biden kicks off diplomatic tour
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